you are incapable of learning Dnimmi no more

Submitted by ramsesy99 (Colombia), Jan 18, 2007 at 16:45

Dhimmi no more,

You proved yourself incapable of, or at least not willing to, learn and to be honest, rational, objective and free of grudges and prejudice. This is your personal problem that surely has no impact neither on Islam nor on Muhammad the Rasul/Nabi of Islam. Like it or not. "Lakum Deenoukum Wa Liya Deen"!!.

Few concluding remarks:

First: Your sarcastic comments are despicable and deplorable, that illustrate your grudges and hidden agenda.

Second: I clearly pointed out that the terms "Nabi and Rasul " mean the same thing in Arabic language ( read carefully my last long comment).

Third: You claim you are expert in Arabic, but unfortunately this is not true. A case in point: in one of your previous comments/posts in this site on Quran : "Surat Al-Imran, No. 3, Verse 81", where you said the term Nabyeen ( which is plural in arabic) is gramatically incorrect and you iterpreted it as Nabyya( singular in arabic). Can you deny this blatant distortion of yours?. Or: perhaps you cant distinguish between what is plural from what is singular in arabic.You are behaving the same as the heretic Rashad Khalifa!!.

Have a nice time in your pursuance of your hidden agenda here and elsewhere. And no need and bother to respond anymore.

Mabrouk A. El-Sharkawy, PhD, Univ of Arizona, 1965.

Senior research scientist, Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical ( CIAT), Cali, Colombia.

Member of: (1)Sigma Xi Honorary Scientific Society, Arizona Chapter, Washington DC International Chapter,

(2) New York Academy of Sciences,

(3) American Institute Of Biological Sciences,

(4) American Association for Advancement of Science,

(5) American Society of Agronomy,

(6) American Society of Crop Science,

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